Zou Yu Wu Yu

The history of the country says: The king of the State of Yu had a daughter with a single name, Shu, who was kind and sensitive. Married to the King of Jin, she was highly favored and became the first lady, second only to the queen. In the Jin Dynasty, she was killed by Yu and became a minister of Fu. The king of Yu personally welcomed Shu in the suburbs. However, Shu's temperament changed drastically, and she thought that King Yu was ashamed of her, so she asked for rewards, seized military power, and imprisoned the former Jin crown prince in the secret room of the princess's mansion. With civil servants and military commanders, and military commanders with generals, the power was overwhelming for both the government and the public. Shu relied on her contribution to the defeat of the Jin Dynasty, and was afraid that the King of Yu had the intention of hiding the bow, so she took advantage of her contribution. First, he asked for the title of the eldest princess and an additional 30,000 households in the city. Then he asked for control of the Jin land and the military power of the six counties of Jin. He even imprisoned the former Jin prince in a secret room in the palace on the grounds that "the old master is uneasy and the new land will be difficult to attach to." Wen had Sikou to plan for it, and Wu had generals to command his private troops. Living deep in the palace and managing foreign affairs, he suddenly had power over the government and the public, and the Yu family and the court were like Shu's world.